You know, I’m always just walking around Charlottesville and taking pictures. Here is the latest batch from the last month or so of walking and living and exploring. I’ve been using a Yashica-D camera and this was Ilford XP2 Super film.
Bought a new camera a little while ago and have been trying to use it as much as possible. Here are some highlights from the last few weeks.
more car stuff
The boy and I went to a few more car shows last month. These are the best photos from both of those outings.
This first batch are digital.
And the rest are on film.
And here is the boy.
goodbye, bobby lee
A few photos from the recent removal of the Robert E. Lee monument in Charlottesville. Taken using a Leica M10-D and various lenses.
a few recent things
Taken around Charlottesville on an Olympus OM-1 using Fuji Superia X-Tra film.
memorial day
This Memorial Day, I went to one of the cemeteries in town to photograph those graves where flags had been placed to honor veterans. This exercise ended up being a little more interesting than I anticipated (turns out we have veterans of the Spanish-American War buried here) and I thought I would share the (good) exposures from the outing.
some black and white stuff
Pretty self-explanatory. These are photos from around town, taken on my digital Leica, made with black and white in mind.
eastside speedway
Warm weather and vaccines has meant the return of car show season in central Virginia. My son and I went to one such car show last month, at Eastside Speedway in Waynesboro, Virginia, just over the mountain from Charlottesville. I shot a roll of film and a lot of digital pictures as well. You can see the digital stuff on my Instagram. Here is the film. I used Cinestill 50D, which is converted motion picture stock, and a Yashica Mat 124G camera
st. louis throwback
I took these photos during a trip to St. Louis three years ago. I recently had the whole roll professionally scanned, which was a good opportunity to share the keepers. I no longer own the camera I used to take these pictures (a Leica M5) but I still have the lens and I use it all the time.
cars, trucks, etc.
It’s very cliché but I like photographing old and decaying cars. Here are a few from the last month or so. I tend to think these work best in black and white, but if I see a good one in color, I’ll shoot it in color. The cameras used are a Yashica Mat 124G with Ilford XP2 Super film, a digital Leica, and my iPhone.